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Hans J. Steinitz left Germany for France in 1934, after Hitler's rise to power. He served briefly in the French army, but was arrested by the French police and imprisoned in Gurs concentration camp after France's surrender to Germany. He was imprisoned in Gurs from October 1940 through the summer of 1942, where he kept a diary. In 1942 he was transferred to Les Milles concentration camp. He escaped ...

1: The aftermath of the Japanese occupation. 2: The Holy War "made in Japan". 3: Japanese souls in Indonesian bodies. 4: A Japanese "dalang" (shadowplayer) in Java : a tragedy in four acts. 4 dl. : ill. ; 23 cm.

The collection consists of two wooden candelabra made for Paul Weber Jacobs by a displaced person.

One embroidered table cover for end table made by Emma Di Capua Honig (donor's mother)

1150 U (03:21:12): Lidice, Czechoslovakia. Commemoration of the destruction of Lidice by Germans who killed all men of the village. LS, crowd gathered on the emplacement of Lidice which had been leveled by the Germans. Place is marked with a cross and a crown of thorns. Shots taken between the Czech and Russian emblems surmounting the respective flags. BG, the official tribune decorated with flags ...

Dr. Marc Fingerhut performs "Eksodus 1947", a Yiddish topical song by Yitzchok Perlov (text) and Lola Furman (music). Chamber orchestra accompaniment. Recording made for the DP exhibition curated by Lillian Gewirtzman at Columbia University on March 9, 2003.